Virtual Medicine was honored to participate in MedExpo Africa 2025, held from May 14–16 at Nairobi’s Sarit Expo Centre, in collaboration with the Slovak Health Innovation Hub. As East Africa’s leading medical trade fair, this year’s MedExpo brought together over 160 exhibitors from more than 30 countries, creating a dynamic platform for showcasing transformative healthcare and medical technologies.
Strengthening Slovak–Kenyan Healthcare Collaboration
The Slovak Health Innovation Hub’s presence at MedExpo 2025 was made possible with the support of the Slovak Embassy in Kenya and the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of the Slovak Republic. Together, they coordinated a national delegation to highlight Slovakia’s innovative health-tech sector and foster international collaboration across the East African region.
MedExpo Africa: A Regional Hub for Health-Tech Innovation
MedExpo Africa continues to serve as a central meeting point for healthcare stakeholders across the continent. The 2025 event brought together manufacturers, distributors, hospitals, public health representatives, and digital health pioneers to explore cutting-edge solutions in diagnostics, treatment, and medical education.
As part of the Slovak national booth, Virtual Medicine demonstrated how immersive technology can transform healthcare training, with a focus on practical, scalable solutions for educational institutions and clinical environments.
Virtual Medicine’s Contribution
Virtual Medicine presented its flagship platform, Human Anatomy VR, an award-winning application designed for:
- Immersive 3D exploration of human anatomy using virtual reality
- Multi-user learning for collaborative training in real-time
- Adaptability across disciplines including medicine, radiology, physiology and nursing
The solution attracted attention from universities, hospitals, and medical suppliers seeking innovative ways to expand access to quality healthcare education in Kenya and Africa.
Diplomatic and Strategic Recognition
The Slovak delegation, including Virtual Medicine, received strong support from the Slovak Embassy in Nairobi and the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of Slovakia underlined the country’s commitment to fostering export opportunities and knowledge exchange through diplomacy and innovation.
Looking Ahead
Participation in MedExpo Africa 2025 represents a significant step in Virtual Medicine’s strategic outreach in East Africa. As the region continues to invest in healthcare infrastructure, training, and digital transformation, Virtual Medicine is positioned to support institutions with impactful, scalable XR-based educational tools.